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- Sep 24, 2026
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Analyst warns diesel could top $4 and rationing possible if US ban proceeds (opens the original)
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Warnings of diesel rationing and price spikes if the US goes ahead with an export ban described as a "worrying development" in the fuel market. US President Donald Trump has said he backs calls from US politicians to restrict exports to relieve fuel prices inside the country. The US midterm elections are in November and the Australian government is continuing to try to shore up supply from overseas partners. A leading energy analyst has warned that Australia could be looking at diesel rationing
School holidays flight disruption fear as QantasLink staff threaten action (opens the original)
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Qantas is at the Fair Work Commission trying to prevent the Transport Workers Union (TWU) from going ahead with industrial action next week. The planned 24-hour strike action on Thursday relates to QantasLink flights out of Sydney and freight services but may affect those travelling to selected regional areas. School holidays are about to begin in Queensland, Victoria and the Northern Territory. The industrial action involves about 650 employees, with most working on Qantas Freight and a smaller
Health insurers access full medical records in 'aggressive' audits (opens the original)
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Health insurers are entitled to ask a medical practitioner for a patient's notes to ensure the correct procedure item numbers have been billed. However, hospitals and allied health providers are raising concerns about insurers asking providers for their patients' full clinical history. The private health insurance industry says it has a responsibility to ensure claims are legitimate, and payment audits ae part of that. Private health insurers are accessing patients' confidential medical informat
Interest rates don't just hit households. Small business is feeling the pinch (opens the original)
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Small-to-medium sized businesses have had a challenging year, after facing rising fuel prices, interest rates and inflation on top of regulatory reforms such as pay day super, changes to credit card surcharges and the abolition of junior pay rates. Insolvency rates are beginning to rise, credit shopping is up and more owners are exiting businesses. The small business council is seeking more governmental support such as raising the tax threshold for the instant asset write-off. Nestled between Lo
Treasurer says AI key to raising productivity, lowering interest rates (opens the original)
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given further insight into the government's approach to AI and details of his meeting with AI giant Anthropic. He says it is central to the government's plans to increase productivity, but tech giants will still be subject to regulation and copyright controls. The government will release its intergenerational report before the end of the year. Treasurer Jim Chalmers says artificial intelligence is central to his aim to turn around Australia's lagging productivity, whic
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